SQL SERVER 2000 / 2005 ( Certificate Version )

How to find out version of certificate in sql server 2000/2005...
I am working as a client plz provide me any solution like t'sql script ...........
regards
ravendraindia

Once the certificate is created in the database, you can view it by querying the
sys.certificates
systemcatalog view:
SELECTname,
pvt_key_encryption_type_desc, issuer_name
FROM
sys.certificates

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